Hyderabad: Allegations influence voters in the polling booth and the distribution of money produces battles during Huzurabad Bypoll on Saturday.
TRS and BJP activists attack each other in many places and the police have a hard time to disperse them.
BJP alleged that the leaders of the ruling party tried to influence voters in the booth polling, while the Trs leaders denied the allegations and claimed the leaders of the Safron Party made accusations of frustration.
There is light tension in Jamikunta, Kamalapur and Veenavanka Mandal in elections.
Only a few hours after the vote began, BJP workers at Ganmukkala at Veenavanka filed an objection when the leader of the Rice Trs Kaushik Reddy went to a polling station in Zilla Middle School in the village.
The local BJP leaders raised the slogan that he should not be permitted in the polling booth.
He faced a similar experience at a polling station in Jammikunta, allegating that he was non-local and combed his party’s candidate.
Kaushik Reddy explained that he could enter the voting station in the electoral district when he was appointed as the main election agent by his party and came to see the voting process.
The TRS leaders said their BJP colleagues made accusations against Kaushik Reddy because of frustration.
In the Kohnikika City, BJP leaders and TRS activists came to blows when a number of Safron workers reached the house of the Deepthi local council members, alleged that he distributed money to voters.
Similar incidents were reported in Challur, where they accused the chairman of the local city distributing money to voters.
The Trs leaders denied the allegations.
The leaders of both parties claim that rivals affect voters by distributing cash through non-local residents.
In Sriramulapally village, the locals took an argument with the Chairman of the Gajwel Market Committee Madasu Srinivas when he visited a voting station.
The local leaders accused that he came to the booth to influence voters.
Then, he left the booth with the help of the police.
Trs and BJP workers clashed in Himmatnagar and Korgal for the claim that local Sarpan had combed the TRS candidate at the polling station.
In Himmatnagar, the locals tried to attack vehicles, but the police spread the young man.
Meanwhile, TRS filed a complaint against the BJP candidate and former Minister of Eatala Rajender that he violated the model of the behavior of the model and spoke with the media in Kamalapur after voting in his home city.
In Maripallygudem in Kamalapur, there was a mild tension when the police stopped Rajender told, said three vehicles were not permitted by the Election Election Commission.
Candidate TRS Gellu Srinivas Yadav said BJP workers tried to disrupt the voting process in several places carrying outsiders.